G'day all, we have an OpenSolaris (snv_123) machine on an X3550 with an IBM
MR10M RAID controller and 12 disks hanging off that in a RAIDZ2 pool.
It's primarily used as an NFS server for 4 ESXi machines, and recently we've
noticed a lot of slowdown. It appears that the entire OS machine hangs f
Hi All,
On behalf of the Nexenta project, I'd like to announce the
availability of the Nexenta Core Platform 3.0 alpha1. This is the
first release towards NCP3.0.
The main changes over NCP2 include:
Move from Opensolaris build 104 to 124.
>From this release
Sorry for the slow reply.
In COMSTAR, the View is what *defines* the target <-> volume
relation. Until there is a View, the LUN is not visible to initiators
via any target at all, period. In other words, our sentence that "I
have 3 target created from different volumes" doesn't make sense i
Hi,
dirk schelfhout wrote:
so is this the proper way of doing this :
So, in order to set the max per user processes in this scenario, we were required to make the
changes to "pidmax" (upper cap), maxusers, max_nprocs & maxuprc
Sample entries in /etc/system & reboot
set pidmax=6
set maxuser
On 14/10/2009, at 9:04 AM, keithk wrote:
Is there any update on when b125 will be available for opensolaris?
Based on the last few releases, it is likely to hit the public IPS
depot on Friday or Saturday.
cheers,
James
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Is there any update on when b125 will be available for opensolaris?
Thanks
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I think the other Brian answered the question you asked about the
fact that you need to use package manager to install the needed
SUNWgtk2-devel package. But I wanted to let you know about some
gotchas you might run into.
Note that the wxWidgets provided with OpenSolaris is built with the
Sun S
> Dear All,
> I have sun Solaris 10 server adding all shared
> printers as LPR on windows client as following
> command
> #lpadmin –p (printer-name) –s (ip for Windows PC that
> attached printer)
> Then all Solaris users can print through the server
> and they can use following command to print
so is this the proper way of doing this :
So, in order to set the max per user processes in this scenario, we were
required to make the changes to "pidmax" (upper cap), maxusers, max_nprocs &
maxuprc
Sample entries in /etc/system & reboot
set pidmax=6
set maxusers = 4096
set maxuprc = 5
>I understand, but I was just pointing out that the syntax was not wrong.
>I googled a bit on it and only found people have problems setting it to a
>higher value.
>like 5 and how one should do it.
There's no such settable limit in Solaris.
While bash/ksh93 print something on "ulimit -u" i
I understand, but I was just pointing out that the syntax was not wrong.
I googled a bit on it and only found people have problems setting it to a
higher value.
like 5 and how one should do it.
I can't change the value. even as root.
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dirk schelfhout wrote:
> doesn't work for me.
> I am using bash and snv_124
> I am not going over the max size. ( don't know where it is set )
> ulimit -u 200
> -bash: ulimit: max user processes: cannot modify limit: Invalid argument
>
> If I do the same on osx with bash, it just works.
Anything
Hi,
Firstly, I'm positively surprised by the quality of answers on this forum.
I thought of what you proposed, given, not so nice as you use it, but there are
too many processes that write to the file to simply identify one, and there are
many short lived processes that could have wrote to the f
karthik rengasamy wrote:
can we run objective-c programming language in solaris,because it will be run
only in Mac os
Assuming that you don't need any of the classes from MacOS, you should
be able to compile Objective-C on Solaris. The gcc on OpenSolaris
appears to have Objective-C suppor
doesn't work for me.
I am using bash and snv_124
I am not going over the max size. ( don't know where it is set )
ulimit -u 200
-bash: ulimit: max user processes: cannot modify limit: Invalid argument
If I do the same on osx with bash, it just works.
I am trying to modify this to find out what is
> Hi,
>
> I have the following partions on my laptop, Inspiron
> 6000, from fdisk:
>
> 1 Other OS 011
> 12 0
> 2 EXT LBA 12 2561
>2550 26
> 3 ActiveSolaris2 2562 9728
> 7167 74
> rst one is for Dell
I'm including printing-discuss since it's probably a better forum for this.
The Window printing model differs from Solaris in that a Windows print
server pretty much expects that the client systems will supply printer
ready output, so depending on your needs, you might consider creating a
loc
Thanks for the information. I can see now that the headers get put into
/usr/include/gtk-2.0, which is not where the wxWidgets configuration program
expects to find them by default. Perhaps it can be told were to look...
I may install the wxWidgets package, but I am motivated to compile the libr
It looks like wxWidgets is already integrated into Opensolaris (since
snv_100 apparently), so you might save yourself some time and effort
unless you really want the challenge of compiling it :-) I recall
having some fun and games in the past with wxWidgets.
The gtk.h header (from gtk2.0)
> Dear All,
> I have sun Solaris 10 server adding all shared
> printers as LPR on windows client as following
> command
> #lpadmin –p (printer-name) –s (ip for Windows PC that
> attached printer)
> Then all Solaris users can print through the server
> and they can use following command to print
I'm attempting to compile wxWidgets on my OpenSolaris 2009.06 machine. The
configuration requires GTK related headers and such. For example, it attempts
to compile a test program that #includes gtk/gtk.h. Right now this fails as I
don't have that file installed. Is there a package for that? I sp
>can we run objective-c programming language in solaris,because it will be run
>only in Mac os
You will need an Objective-C compiler.
Casper
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can we run objective-c programming language in solaris,because it will be run
only in Mac os
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Hi,
I have the following partions on my laptop, Inspiron 6000, from fdisk:
1 Other OS 011 12 0
2 EXT LBA 12 25612550 26
3 ActiveSolaris2 2562 97287167 74
First one is f
> You could add one of these
>
> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16
> 815121009
This card is great if you have PCI-X. I could not get it to work using standard
PCI slot.
Wonder why MoBo manufacturers do not put PCI-X on most motherboards?
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I suspect dtrace is a bit too low level given the information you supplied.
I would start by using "/usr/sbin/fuser nohup.out" to see what processes
have the file open. Then, I would use pfiles against one or two of them
to confirm nohup.out is fd1 (i.e. stdout). Then I would use truss to
obse
On 10/12/09 08:29 PM, Shawn Walker wrote:
Mark Phalan wrote:
I would warn strongly against doing that. "Primary Administrator"
basically means root. NOT something you want to have associated with
your local user.
The fact that OpenSolaris assigns the "Primary Administrator" role is
a serious
Which release of OpenSolaris are you using?
I used to have horrendous problems with the battery monitor under
2008.11 on an Acer Ferrari 4000 (similar to what you describe).
I did find that plugging in or disconnecting the AC power would trigger
a refresh, but it would then stay at the same lev
Hi *,
I'm very new with dtrace, but I have one problem and dtrace looks to be a
promising candidate for analysis.
I have solaris 10 system which has many, many processes all sending their
stdout to one file (one master process which starts all processes is started as
"nohup masterProc &") and a
Ulrich Hiller wrote:
Dear all,
I have a question concerning the partitiong of a disk.
I want to install opensolaris 2009.05 x86 onto a PC with one sata disk.
I install from the live CD. The partitioner in the installation utility
tells me that I am allowed to install only one solaris partition.
T
Dear all,
I have a question concerning the partitiong of a disk.
I want to install opensolaris 2009.05 x86 onto a PC with one sata disk.
I install from the live CD. The partitioner in the installation utility
tells me that I am allowed to install only one solaris partition.
The others remain unused
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